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The Republican journal., 1887-12-01

or had reached Salmond street on Northport ave
nue.. and pumping was then discontinued. Sunday
morning what was thought to be a leak was dis
covered at the foot of Murphys hill, but it proved
to be surface water which had followed the trench
down the hill. At noon Sunday the steam pump
was started again and at $40 p. IN. water entered
the standpipe, and the section including part of
Church street and all above it was filled. Pump
Ing was then discontinued. Monday morning a
leak was discovered on Northport avenue near the
house owned by +. a. Garlic, and repairs were
promptly made. In the afternoon pumping was
again resumed and Tuesday all the pipe, in the
city, except on Union street, were filed and all the
hydrants save two were ready for business.
When the lIydrant near Mansfeld's store at the
foot OF Main street was opened a solid stream of
water was thrown against the foundry building.
Some difficulty was experienced in closing this
hydrant, stick Or stone having become lodged in
1t. Later the hydrant at the corner of Main and
High streets was opened and the stream struck the
stone post at Howes' corner, opposite. The stand
pipe at this time was about half full. Chief En-
gineer Mcdonald was notified Tuesday that the
hydrants were in working order, and that if fire
occurred the works would be in condition to eN-
tinguish H.. The Italians worked all day Sunday
....The work OF pipe laying was completed We'd
nesday, the last section being on McGilvery street
The last few days powder was used in blasting
the supply of dynamite cartridges having been cx
hausted .....A hydrant near Mayor Swans
house on Church street was opened Sunday, and
the water came out with great force. Work on
the temporary dam at Little River is progressing
as rapidly as possible, and the pipe leading to
Cold Brook dam has been covered with earth to
prevent freezing.
LINCOLNvILLE. Miss Anna Fernad has return
ell home after years absence in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire. Mr.. viii Stevens is teach
ing on Acre Island. The school at MOrses Cor
ner is under the instruction OF Mr.. James Small OF
Camden. 1--WE had the pleasure Thanksgiving
night of witnessing the drama "Down by the Sea-
at Scarsmont village rs presented by the Gambler
Dramatic Club. Tho play is a good one anil tho
parts were all so well taken that we will not par
ticularize. The people of LincolnviIle have miss
ed a fine entertainment by the Clubs deciding mo-
to come here with their play Mrs. A. l.. Horton
and daughter OF Camden visited friends in towr
last week.
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KINGwOOD.
A Body Found-The EIection-General
Local News.

A Body Found-The ElectlOn-General
Local News.
Special Correspondents Of the RegISer.
K1NGwooD, May 10. The body OF
Julius HuliDg, the man drowned in the
Cheat river on the eth inst, was found
Tuesday of this week near lees Ferry,
about twelve miles below where the acct
dent took place.
The election is over and the returns so
far show that Mr.. B. M. Squires, the pres
ent incumbent, is reelected.
A. 3. C. Maust started this morning on
a visit of three years visit to the town OF
Moundsville. Cause-forgery.
The Democracy of Preston are very we'll
pleased over the election of Judge Faulk-
ner 10 the u. S. Senatorship. Although
Mr.. Camden was our first choice
A great deal of coal land options are be-
ing taken in the western portion OF our
county, near the track OF the proposed
'black bottle railway. Five dollars per
acre is the amount paid for the coal right.
Thousands of acres have been taken up.
Eight or ten surveyors will be busy for the
next five months in making surveys Of the
lands.
Mr.. Worley's fine three story summer
hotel will open the first of June, with Mr.:
Martin as host. Mr. Morley has added
twenty-four new rooms and expects to run
a first-elass summer hotel in our little
mountain village.
Rev. Geo. H. McGrew, of Meriden,
Conn, is visiting the parental roof and re
Operating after an attack of measles,
which latter he says is case Of neglected
opportunity"
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BELLAIRE.

The funeral of Miss Laura Robinson yes
terday afternoon was attended by large
concOurse of people. Rev. Mr.. HeOy and
Rev. Il. F. Keller held services at the
house and at 3 o'clock the remains were
taken to Rose Hill cemetery.
The Public School concert last night was
pretty well attended. The entertainment
will be repeated again this evening.
Fish Commissioner John Hofer yesterday
deposited in the Ohio river near the b. X
o. bridge 10, 600 young salmon. Mr.. Hofer
started from Toledo with 100, 600 minnOws,
but it seems the little fellows played the
canibal act with each other, and material
Iy reduced the quantity.
Adam Wise, who resides several miles
west of here, was thrown from his wagon
by frightened horses yesterday morning
while going over the b. .. tracks Just
this side Ofthe stock pens and received
severe and perhaps fatal injuries. He was
picked up and conveyed to his home,
where he is resting easily.
The occupants of the pOstOtfice and
others in that immediate neighbOrhOOd had
tostand terrible smell yesterday for several
hours, from decayed meat and fish that
had been deposited in barrel. The Street
Commissioner cleaned the stutfup
Mrs. Charles Brand, who died Thursday
evening, will be taken to Emerson, o.
this morning for burial.
We notice good many soft brick in the
piles laying along Union street. They
should he looked after.
). o. Cummins will donate fountain
which will he put in the centre OF the
square.
Liberty Hose Company wants to play
the Globes for purse Of 5000.
James A. Bremen and Miss Lasella
Snively have been married.
The Moss Rose Club gave hop on Rose
Hill last night.
Miss Libbie Carroll, who went to Col
OradO for ner health couple Of weeks ago,
has returned home unimprOved.
The property known as Fink's Orchard
will he offered at public auction to-day.
The City Board of Equalization is com
posed of the following members: J. +.
Haney, Henry LandkrOhn, John Gala,
CHER, Leroy Hammond, A. Schick and
James McGraw. They meet at the Audi
tors office on Monday next for Organiza'
ton
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PRODUCE.
MhRRlinR.
graph III.

The demand for butter is only fair, and
stock Is accommodating. Eggs are ingOOd de-
mand and firm in price, OwingtO warmer
weather. Good poultry is scarce with
prices the same. The demand for apples
has improved, with very few in the mar
Eet.
The demand for green stuff has become
better and sales will be larger as prices
settle lower. Good stock is sold
up pretty close 10 the supply, but
ordinary stuff hangson and is slow selling.
The prices quoted below are wholesale fg-
ures and all green stuff Is home raised,
except cucumbers, cabbage and new
potatoes The quotations are changed
on Tuesdays and Fridays. but the market
is liable to fluctuations between those
days.
Buttar-Demand fair; country choice
BE; good country 9a1le; common 5a6c;
supply heavy.
Beans-New handpicked navy 81 30a1 45
per bushel; demand good; supply light.
Dried Fruit-New evapoated pared
epaehes 3OaS5e; impaired do l5a17c; rasp-
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holding up two colOred boys ON a freight
train, have been dismissed, in the opinion
ofthe Justice there bling not enough eTl'
against them.
Charles Hicks, noted cO'ored man Of
this city, aged 7S, died yesterday. DE was
an old citizen.
Martin Brookover, aged 40, of this
county, is now in Jail here, having been
found insane. He will be taken to Weston
as soon as possible.
The Ohio River railroad syndicate de
cided to build no depot here at present.
Just how soon it will be built Is mol
known.
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Redttinal.
1 CHILD'S SKIN,
r,r, and Scalp Covered with Eeze-
h''' nations ScabS and Sores
Cured by Cuticura

.,.,,8 cigb. years, has been at.
= ~ H.dS S,:,E Eczema Of the scalp, ana AZ
vi a,.,, rnrtiOn If the body, ever S IN nc
uVlrN "..~S aid 10 began lh ms a. $500 -
U.s., .-r.>>gd,P, when oy S,SS'L SticEy amid
sab aHt '', [.5,r., intense itching and disLrSSSs
r..rrA "..f E., rtfr matted ana hete>N, IN
sni ra'..- .rs,- the skin was raN, uAe
C-IN- t,r.tk Gradually toe IAi. .,ch Nc
r... fa.r.rvyl ntu bG' 49, S-i,,ySs h., PsS
ant r..s rf the head. ny lEtsuu ~ -,
Led 81. Tie .4 m, li.lle 10Y Suhered. ~ highs
nt.y snow .,E' his hpsd until his pillow was
..w. .t - rr..sI used % tie nus hahds o.
tn'l... .,F .r many ways tT'eN ~ P, ,OS,i5
.... ..nrrr hUt % wa, ~" - "a ~ the
a., ~' ., aim to the hosPllI anu 1871. ~ Wy
sri. p. '.. Inn r-ahciy without success
s.,. H.N, - .,nr friends, who had been
Ah'.. ...> . f-r.rrrrEN REMEDIES, p,tNSheu
cured .N . ..,. ,r.rr Z began To Use lheIll on
U..a r.nra-y last. In SeNea inoilt 49,
81. r rrr disease was 'vll'',' a., StNr,. ~
la..N ..,,,.. an MS scalp io let tuc S.o.EE go,
q, scs. 70 t1s, rsir has returned, anu = 1'liCN
l.>' ... "a ms scalp a. sweet anu NtS1l q q
81. f... world cannot say eIu N
G.. -.. .-uru3y io7 THIS NoHHt' IN fr,i.
tHuNT. - - ervrrrEs aud wish AL >lht-
0. ...' .,-r.,.g tral my statement Is true
a..tv.. .'". ,N..--'' ''''.'Gt'i CHARLES MCKAY,
Peabody, Mass.
'.-'. ., a. ,r.Eay., boy when badly az,
..... .. r...srr4 lie MAS pNuul NiAls
SNOW that De mas tIl 'S a. S,'' - q
......r, e-I dI a.. % t"5"y' 80, I know
..t>. ..f nur awaited nothing AuuI
>.' ..,,-, r.. has made ynu ~ rGsaiuS
'....' .... levy ry your OlTltNkA NINE
...,n.- .... +" nj lam }. MCCARTHY,
~. Foster -. Peabody, Mass.
-r.rvvhe-c Price. Cuitgurlii 30 g g NJ
. - cents. tugrNFa h,>U'
. y n
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T EGAL NOTICE.

lt5. D.rutt court for Ohio county. to-wit:
Jtm., o. Roger. guardian, ~ Horace Loheu-
N'.-. 1910. urayr~.
\rt." f., hereby given tO Horace IObeuStine,
&. %. vs.. luH.u>'luu and Edwin O.. LOhcu>Jine,
'.E .ur undersigned wHo has been appointed
.'.. H.a.a.. s> their guardian. viii, a. such
guardian. nr the PUN day of MAY ~, or ~
''a. '..-.ImrT a> tHI> matter can ne d urt. pre-
N.. Poo -.H ..rHrlI Court tor said Ohio county,
A.-. h.ragrI % petition l"r au uulsrtO sell the
..'.-.r.-u' rl. sa.I wards IN and JpA tract of
aH. ,.r..7f. boz tine town 0f Fulton. county and
,.t"Hm..~li. which wt> conveyed by Charles
ah. "I HHl 70 tr' O. trouc' Bayha, trIStt z. by
ae.,. h"ar.ug date Ell the 9TH day Of July, - g,
ana 0"rn@l d U the nNrc ui the CLERK Of the
'H.E rn.r mr said county, IN deed book No.
ODD I.-.. lH' JtNES p ROGERS
Hr..H- Jvar an - Afp~,.said
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

"heenngs
Although there is a fair demand for flour
at present the supply keeps pretty well
up above it with no change in prices.
Wheat deliveries continue fairly liberal,
while prices remain the same. In the feed
market middlings and bran are lively, and
oats are coming rather plenty. Corn and
hay remain quiet. Prices are as follows:
FLOUR AND GRATN-ChOice family -four
in barrels 81 -; in sacks 81 10; middlings
per ton $40 O0; bran per ton $40 %; wheat
No. per bushel 80c.
FEED-COrn per bushel 40a42c; oats 3Ol
b; hailed hay per ton 81 O,h12 %; lose
hay is selling for about $40 OCal2 90 per
tom
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One Experience Of Many.

One Experience OF Many.
Having experienced a great deal of
TROUBLE" from indigestion, so much so
that came near losing my
Life!
NV trouble always came after eating any
food
However light,
And digestlble,
For two or three hours at time l had
to 90 through the most
Excruciating pains.
And the only way ever got
"Relief!
Was by throwing up all my stomach
contained No one can conceive the
pains that had to 60 through, until
"At last?n
T was taken, $50 that for three weeks /
lay in bed and
Could eat nothing !
Ny sufferings were so that l called two
doctors to give me something that would
stop the pain.
Their efforts were no good to me.
At last heard good deal
"AbOut your Hop Bitters
And determined to try them
Got a bottle-in four hours | took the
contents of
One ! !
Next day was ont of bed, and have
not seen
Sick ~
Hour, from the same cause, since.
have recommended it to hundreds oil
others. You have no such
advocate as am"
GEO. KENDALL, Allstun, Boston, Mass
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Dry Goods
The cotton goods market was stronger I'M
der the influence of larger inquiry; few
goods were to be had for prompt shipment
and orders were controlling near arrivals
of all popular qualities; 6ix64 print cloths
firm at 3.c. More inquiry for hannels
and wooden goods.
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HuNDAYf.

Leave at 100 a. m. and run every hour until
900 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. m. ana run
,,vpry hour until 1000 D. m, except Church
Trains. which will leave the Park at GID a. M
and Wheeling at l2:l5 p. IN. ,,,,,,r,
SUPERINTENDENT.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was slow,
and prices remained the same rs last
week. The hog market was slow with
no change in prices from last week. MeSSrs.
Hudson q Bayha furnish the following
quotations:
CATTLE, 600 to LOO lbs stock Alas
per h.; 800 to 800 lbs. 4ia44c. per h.. 700
to $40 lbs. Blade. per lb.
Hogs-Market slow 4la5c per III.
Lamhs-Go0d at 4a6c per Id.
Calves-2a4 &c per Id.
Sheep-3tOSic per ID.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Cattle- Receipts
%, 600 head; market weak and heavy at
l0c lower; shipping steers, s. 9Oal so;
stockers and feeders 81 20; cows bulls
and linked 81 lOa3 50; bulk s. 95a3 20.
Texas cattle 81 75a4 81.
Hogs Receipts Is, 600 head; shipments
6, 900 head; market brisk and strong at
&c higher; rough and mixed 81 Goal %;
packing and shipping s. OOa5 10; light
81 Goal 80; Skips S. 40a4 30.
Sheep-Recelpts 1000 head; shipments
800 head; market stronger; natives s. %
al 30; western S3 GOAL p; Texans 81 So;
lambs 81 15a6 40.
East Liberty.
EAST Liberty, PA, May 2O.-Cattle-
Receipts 532 head; shipments none; mar
ket nothing doing; all through consigG-
ments.
HOgs-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head; market fair; Philadelphia
S. 15a5 p; Workers 81 9Oa5 10; common
and light 81 75a4 So; pigs 81 5Oa4 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
], 400 head; market slow at yesterday
prices.
New York.
New YORK, May Receipts
900 cans; market extremely dull and lower;
ordinary to prime native steers 81 6la5 %;
fancy s.; fat distillery bulls s. 5Oa4 Is.
Sheep Receipts 5, $50 head; market fair
~ steady for clipped sheep at 81 OO4 IS per
100 pounds dull for yearhDgs at S. 75a
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 90 -Cotton-Firm;
middling uplands lie; Orleans n3-l6c;
futures closed quiet and steady; May
10. sc; June 10 soc; July 10.93c; August
10. Csc; September 10.53c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money ut 4a5 Per Csnt.-GOvernments Dull
and Steady - Stocks Dull Flour I'm
chanGed-Whsat Higher.

Money ut 4a5 Per Csnt.-Governments Dull
and steady - Stocks Dull Flour I'm
changed-Whsat Higher.
New YORK, May 20.-Money on call
easy at las pei cent, closed at per cent.
prime mercantile paper 5a54 per cent.
sterling exchange dull but steady and
unchanged.
G1VERNNIENTs-Dull and steady.
Three Coupons
FOurS -
FourS and "a Z
Pacific Skies of lS9J
SrATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS-Eaird demand; saleSS2, 1876,
600.
SToCKs-The stock market to-day was
uuiet and Mt times very dull. The open
ing this morning was firm to strong adj
yances over last evenings prices ranging
ND to per cent, but Missouri Pacific was
q noted exception, being down ! per cent.
The market was unusually quiet for early
dealings, and though ut first inclined to
heaviness, rallied, and though becoming
quite dull and featureless, presented
a firm tone until after l p. m,
when the highest prices of
the day generally were reached. After
that time there was slow but steady
Welding of values, and the close was
dull and rather heavy, close to the opening
figures. Closing prices generally show adj
vances, although the changes from last
nights figures are for small fractions only,
except Norfolk and Western preferred,
which gained II, Pullman Palace Car a
~ Nd
per cent. Sales 2l6,6l7 shares. Quota
tions closed bid rs follows:
Adams Express 146; American Express
III; Canada Pacific 6S3; Central Pacific
4OB; Chesapeake and Ohio <; do preferred
firsts l34; do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
154; do preferred 1862; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy 1881; belaware and Hudson
lOl.; Delaware, LacEawanna and Western
l3S: Denver and Rio Grande, 81; Erie
81; do preferred 75E; TT Wayne, $50
| Illinois Central, 1867; Lake Shore, 90!
Michigan Central "a; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, 1s4; do preferred, Al; Missouri
Pacific, 100; Northern Pacific, S3T; dc
preferred, 63i; Chicago and Northwestern
| 1851; do preferred, ISL; New York Cen
trail, 114!; Oregon Transcontinental, 3l2
Pacific Mail, sos Panama; Peoria, D. q
E. SIT; Pittsburg, 1924; Pullman Palace
Car t5Sl; Reading, 40; Rock Island, 1877:
st. Louis and San Francisco, 39!; do pre-
ierred, So; first preferred, ll0s; st. Paul
Minneapolis and Minnesota ll7}; st. Pau
and Omahs, 53I; do preferred 1l7l; Texas
Pacific. 34}; Union Pacific, 623; United
States Express 90; Western Union Tele
graph 77}
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MORNING.
For the Register

FH 'h hfytNFis
Along the East the twinkling stars grow dim
While vet the earth is held in Night Semrrace,
And " nile the waning moon. with crescent
grace.
shines near the hills on the hOrizOn's run
A little later and q faint, warm glow,
Rich ~ the first sweet blush Of maiden ialr
TiulS in successive hueS the higher air,
And paleS the shadows lurkiU" still below.
still brighter grow the hvavenS-near Is The
morn
On comes the light beamc,l from Aurora eyes,
The clouds grow r,rSy rs Night, lingering. dies
4 mnmCnt-lO, the Suui-and thus II day IL born.
Nun ~. W. I. DEANS.
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CINCINNATI AND ST.
i LOUIS RAILROAD CO.,

pan Handle RouteO Under schedule In eject
January 8lst, lSs7, trains leave Wheeling. Cen
trail standard Time: For steubcnvtlle and Pitts.
burgh, 6:tS a. M, l2:S p. m, $40 y, m. fer
Steubenville, SOS =. m. The 6sS a. m ana
Columbus, Cincinnati indianapolis and Chicago.
The 'ssSS p. m. train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago. Trains arrive At
Wheeling 80 6:2S L. M, lO:1oa M, ?aS =. NJ. and
6OO y. m. myi'
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PHILADELPHIA, May 20. - Wool
Quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir'
ginia XX and above 32a34c; y 3la32c
medium 37a3sc; coarse 37a3Sc, New York,
Michigan and Western fine or y and M
29a3Oc; medium 36a37c; coarse 36a3Ic
fine washed delaine y and NN 35a31c
meklum washed combing and delaine ga
SOC; coarse do. 37a3Sc; Canada washed
combing 34a36c; tub washed, choice 4O'
Ale: fair 3sl39c; coarse 35a37c; medium
unwashed combing and delaine 29a3Oc
coarse do 29a3Oc; eastern Oregon fine lsc
medium 16a2Oc; coarse l9a2lc; valley
Dragon fine 20a22c; medium 26a21c
coarse 23a25c; New Mexican and Colorado
fine 15alSc; medium 17a2Oc; coarse car
bet wool l4al5c.
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Abeelins R*sistes
6rarelers' 6uide.
Depart Arrive.

a RRIYAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
a FXPLANATIoN OF REVERENCE MARKS: "Daily.
fs,unday excepted MONDAY excepted 10
Meridian Aprfl l. 1857.
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New York
WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, May II.
Nothing new has turned up in the local
markets this week, as no clips have yet
been offered. However, the clip has be-
gun, and it is expected in another week
the market will open up more fully. There
is a good deal of competition in medium
unwashed tleeces, it is said, more than the
state ofthe Eastern markets justities. Local
mills have been buying up for home use.
The large mills using fine woods are partly
closed down and running half time and
prices for these woods will depend on the
fine goods market, which at present Is flat
and dull. 1t is very probable that the
ruling price for medium woods will he 2Sc;
Prices remain as follows: Xxx washed
25a26c; unwashed, one-third of; medium
washed 2Sa32c; unwashed 20a2lc.
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St Clairsyillo accommodation, leaves wheel.
ing at 200 ~ m, as and 5:i5 r. m; leaves BELL
airc al SKI n. m, l:52 and SD r. m Returning,
arrives nj Wheeling Al $40 L. m, !S aud a.1 =,
m daily except sunday.
We have 1000 n ~. and 1873 p. m. train
through la Cincinnati without change, win
sleeper through 10 Cincinnati on night train.
Columbus Accommodation leaves wheeling ~
221 p m, Bellsire at 800 =. m, daily except sun
day
Moundsyille Accommodation leaves wheeling
nj 300 m. and arrives at Monndsvilie ~ llaa
u. m, daily except sunday.
Fairmont Accommodation leaves at loo p. m.
Through coach from Wheeling 20 Cincinnati
daily on No. 3 leaving Wheeling Al 1000 - m, n.
irving NJ CINCINNATI nj $50 2. m.
B. 4 o. sleeping cars on all through trains.
Close connection made for all points SO,ith ana
Southwest North and Northwest, making this =
desirable route for cOlonisS and persona moving
10 the great west, and 20 whom particular itcn
ton IL given.
Tickets tn all principal points on sale al depot ,
Sleeping car accommodations car he sccnfod ~
&c BURKE,
Ticket Agent v. q o. DEPOT
JOHN BktlIk
Ticket Agent uRdcf hrLure TuwA
JOHN 7. LANE, Trav Passenger AgeR
OK LORD, Gen. Pas Agent
DAVID LEE, General Superintendent
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GINSENG.

wheeIIng.
Market dull with prices at 81 soto w.
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W. ING AND PirrsBURG DIVISION.

wv ING AND PiTTsBURG DIVISION.
On and arlnr April ]. 1887, passenger trnins will
mn ~ fnlowE-CcutrA Standard timc
pEPAETUHE. .-H
For Pittsbnrt 10 q N daily s30 a N, daily,
except sunday; la3l p. m. daily, except Sunday,
and 6:aj =. m. daily
Yor Washington p n, daily except sur.
lay
LRRIvLE.
From Pllusbnrg-9aiD a. IN, daily II ~ q. m.
and TO p. M, daily except sunday: 1910 p. IN.
daily.
DAY.
e. X. LORD, Gencnl Passenger ArBI
J. " PATTON. Supcr'dcnt, Pittsburgh.
I 2 7 AsF Hfa. -" I rsni Sh"F ing.
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n nuuVruurcrsr the Liquor Habit can be
IIHlIHEtHHtAAcured by administering Oh.
DhuhhLhhlVVHA INES- G0I.DENSPE.
CTFIC. II can be given In eupof eoaee or
tea without the knowledge OF the persoa taking
n eeectinz q speedy and permanent cure,
,-hether the patient IA moderate drinkef OF an
sloobolic wreck. ThOasandsof drunkards have
heen made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific in their coffee without their
knowledge, and today believe they quit drink
ing Of their own free win. For sale By LoEaf
400, Druggists, wheeling, ". Va nnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-21
R.o&ZR RAILROAD.

B., c. & Z. RAILROAD
Leave Bellaire a. 3:l0p m. for Woodsield and
Summeraeld.
Leave Belairc Al $50 p. N. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points
Arrive At R5llaire 9:25 n N. and coop. m.
NITHEEIING AND ELM GROVE R.K.